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A bandit stole my heart

A bandit stole my heart

Zombie like from sleep deprivation I arrived at Bulawayo airport, as I was disembarking the plane and walking to the temporary shack that is the airport, I noticed the single bulb in ‘arrivals’ spluttered and gave out almost the very instant I passed through the threshold. Welcome to Zimbabwe! Here

by George Steel 21 May 2013

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A meaty conservation issue

A meaty conservation issue

Although Antelope are an iconic group of species and one of the most populous in Africa, they tend to be a little over-looked in comparison to larger game such as elephant, rhino and predators. However, antelope are highly successful competitors in a variety of African habitats and some species have

by George Steel 25 April 2013

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Knowing the difference between a lion track and a cheetah's

Knowing the difference between a lion track and a cheetah's

As keen conservationists, Gary and Matt Franklin were looking for a wildlife trip with a difference - definitely not your average safari. What they got was two weeks crammed full of learning about wildlfe and a life changing experience: I have been on a two week life changing experience with

by George Steel 18 April 2013

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Wish you could spend a whole year at one of our projects?

Wish you could spend a whole year at one of our projects?

But uni is starting again, your job doesn't include a sabbatical and your family would quite like to see you every now and then as well? If you can't be out in Africa, we thought we'll bring Africa to you: You get to spend the whole year with one of

by George Steel 22 February 2013

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Will Hyenas Get the Last Laugh?

Will Hyenas Get the Last Laugh?

Ask people what their favorite African animals are, and you will often hear the same species mentioned: lions, elephants, rhinos, giraffes, cheetahs. But hyenas? These unique animals are rarely at the top of the list, but once you've seen them in the wild and had a chance to observe their

by George Steel 20 December 2012

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Predators under threat

Predators under threat

The predators of eastern and southern Africa are some of the most iconic species that represent the wealth of biodiversity on the continent. From the majestic lion to the beautiful African wild dog, predators of the savannah's and bushveld attract millions of tourists to nature reserves and National Parks every

by George Steel 4 December 2012

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Spending the night with an elephant...

Spending the night with an elephant...

Seeing wildlife up close is something almost everyone headed for Africa is hoping to experience. But how close is close enough, when you are dealing with a fully grown bull elephant? A good sighting from 20 metres away, perfect for a nice picture? A bit closer yet, so you can

by George Steel 27 November 2012

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Dangerous animals - enter at own risk

Dangerous animals - enter at own risk

You might not expect that sign greeting you when entering your office for a day's work - unless you are a wildlife vet! Rosie Bancroft, a 17 year old zoology student from the UK hoping to become a vet, found out the perils and joys of her dream profession while

by George Steel 13 November 2012

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ACE nominated for Africa's Leading Conservation Company 2012

ACE nominated for Africa's Leading Conservation Company 2012

ACE are nominated for the 2012 World Travel Award for Africa's Leading Conservation Company! We love what we do, so we'll carry on doing it regardless - but it's great to get some recognition! So if you think we are doing a good job with supporting conservation work in Africa

by Alexia Massey 7 August 2012

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Collaring an Elephant - A rare veterinary opportunity!

Collaring an Elephant - A rare veterinary opportunity!

On Monday 7th May, the students volunteering with the Shimongwe Bundox Wildlife Veterinary Experience had the amazing opportunity to participate in darting and collaring a female elephant. Dartin...

by Alexia Massey 22 May 2012

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